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I'm Krystal. Curator of all things Moving Wright Along. Follow my journey of contagious giggling, servant leading, and everything else in between.

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Completing our week at PST. Can't wait to hear the stories about Group 47 over the next 2 years.

I have made some of the best memories in Namibia. Here's to being sent off in style.

Camp Generation Zero is being hosted by Group 47 CHHAP. Get at me for details.

Gracing Ondobe like 💃🏿

I love when people gift me food.

How was #PeaceCorps? This is a daunting and an unfair question to ask about the last 27 months of my life. My service in Namibia was a time where I was challenged beyond my breaking point, I laughed until I cried (and cried until I laughed), and I made some of my best friends. I'd like to believe I made an impact on my community. There's an African proverb that says, "to enjoy the shade of a tree tomorrow, plant the seeds today." And while I may never enjoy that shade, I helped sow, water, and nurture the seeds. In the last two years, I have lost a lot of things: my temper, a couple pounds, my ideas of status quo, oh and my umbrella, where is that umbrella? I have also gained a family, a home, and an unquenchable thirst for cross-cultural understanding and acceptance. So, before you come at me with, "How was Peace Corps?" Reflect on your last 27 months of life. If you can't sum that up in one conversation, please don't ask me to do the same. 🤠💁🏿‍♀️💃🏿✌🏿💛💥🌎

Today, I celebrate my locs. 6 months ago I decided to loc my hair. While to some it may be a hairstyle, to me it's a testament to my patience and growth both physically and mentally. A lot has happened over the last 6 months and I look forward to the future. #locs #blackgirlsloc #locdlife #locstyles #loclivin #locsandluggage

Just a few girls going to rule the world.

When your colleague doesn't tell you that you're about to walk 10k through the bush then gives you a chicken to thank you. You can't be angry.

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